1024: Blake Eastman | Can Machines Read People Better Than Humans?

1024: Blake Eastman | Can Machines Read People Better Than Humans?

Body language expert Blake Eastman debunks nonverbal myths and reveals how AI is revolutionizing our understanding of human behavior and communication!

What We Discuss with Blake Eastman:
  • Traditional body language "rules" (like crossed arms meaning resistance or eye movements indicating lying) are often oversimplified and unreliable. Context, individual differences, and cultural factors play a significant role in interpreting nonverbal behavior.
  • Detecting lies through body language alone is not reliable. Even trained professionals struggle to accurately identify deception based solely on nonverbal cues.
  • Social context and cultural norms greatly influence how we interpret and display nonverbal behavior. What's considered appropriate or meaningful in one culture may be perceived differently in another.
  • AI and machine learning are being developed to analyze human behavior, including facial expressions, voice patterns, and other nonverbal cues. This technology has potential applications in various fields, including healthcare and communication.
  • The development of AI that can read human behavior raises both exciting possibilities and ethical concerns that need to be carefully considered.
  • And much more...

Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/1024

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